[haiku-development] Re: Cross-build can't find SHA256.h
- From: "Thomas Mueller" <mueller6723@xxxxxxx>
- To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2019 19:53:01 +0000
We have Linux builders compiling our sources every time a commit is
pushed to git (so, several times a day). So clearly building gcc2 is
not the problem.
We also had other developers occasionaly try to build under FreeBSD
after your repeated requests for help, and in most cases I think they
got it working, even if at this poitn we can't say the platform is
officially supported.
Adrien Destugues / PulkoMandy
I notice references in the BuildSetup to FreeBSD 8, which is long past
end-of-life at FreeBSD's end, so I imagine support for cross-compiling Haiku
from FreeBSD has faded.
There have been changes to FreeBSD since then, so not everything would be where
Haiku build system expects.
Maybe I am better off with Linux.
I could search for occurrences of HOST_PLATFORM string in Haiku source tree and
try to make adjustments for FreeBSD and NetBSD, imagine the probability of
success would be low.
grep -Rn "HOST_PLATFORM" haiku 2>&1 | tee HOST_PLATFORM.lst
Seeing that tracking r1beta1 as well as master branch gives me a double dose of
"HOST_PLATFORM" occurrences, I have dropped r1beta1 and am now tracking only
master.
Tom
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